Priory Farm Garden Centre

Visited today for lunch with my son and husband. Loads of free parking, which is shared with the discovery land area.Garden centre was small with a large cafe that had indoor and outdoor seating.I had a jacket which was nice and my husband a sandwich. Nothing amazing but fine. Came with a side salad that was sadly smothered in olive oil.They do a kids' menu of hot food and a sandwich type lunch box.There was a play area outside the cafe with seats, which was nice. There was works going on, but once finished, I'm sure it would be lovely.We had a nice lunch, quick play, and then headed onto Priory Park in Reigate to feed the ducks, play football, and play in the park.

A good garden centre with a nice variety. Christmas stuff is all out at the moment. Didn’t go in the cafe but it looked spacious. Wasn’t a massive selection of homewares but did have some nice bits. Dog friendly and plenty of of parking.

Stopped here before entering Discovery Land. There are a lot of parking spaces here so shouldn't be an issue finding a space.The cafe was quite busy but still had tables available when we visited at the weekend. There was only one till so there was a bit of queue to order, but otherwise the service was good. The coffee cake was excellent (even called for second portions) and the coffee itself was good. The breakfasts looked ok too.The garden centre isn't too large and had some interesting and unusual items. But if I went back, it would have to be for the cake.

We visited following the extensive works expecting something different. Unfortunately it seems they have just extended the seating for the cafe. Presumably so they can get more bums on seats. Unfortunately the kitchen seemed to struggle with the new capacity and we waited an hour for kids meals. No apology. I won't be returning but I dont suppose they care. Food was ok when it arrived.

Cafe and kids play area - with garden centre attached !Went on Saturday lunchtime with mother. Full of families - ie very noisy. Should this environment not be your thing, then probably best to avoid these times/placesSandwiches had pre-prepared fillings and expensive. Mine drowning in mayonnaise and not pleasant.

Went into Farm restaurant to order some food. Very limited menu and expensive. This is why I gave it 3 star. The farm itself is set in beautiful grounds and is wonderful for children. Lots of activities on Discovery Walk. We didn't pre book but the lady in the barn kindly admitted us as there were a couple of spaces left. Parking was busy as was half term but we managed to get a spot eventually. Bought some nice food and drink in shop which is a little different to supermarket. Friendly and efficient ladies at pay desks.

They serve very good hamburger and I got lost inside the shop because of too many cute Christmas home decoration. You can find anything you need for your house and your garden here

I came for lunch yesterday (4th December) with my husband and had a lovely experience, as always. The menu has changed, and there is a lovely choice. I’m gluten intolerant and there is a good availability for gluten free options. I had the Turkish eggs with gluten free bread. The bread was very good, (it’s quite hard to get decent gf bread when out). The whole dish was delicious. The service was excellent and the staff are lovely and friendly. I come for coffee regularly with friends but haven’t had lunch for quite a while. Well done priory farm cafe. Will be back for lunch soon.

Cost to the restaurant has gone up whereas the quality has gone down quite a bit. Won’t be returning for food… Reserve judgement on the rest of it but with the obnoxious new pathways funneling you around it feels like they’ve got a bit arrogant now.